White Wolf, Black Wolf
2014
installation
White Wolf, Black Wolf
Mixed media including hand printed texture on Sekishu paper, graphite, beeswax, thread on handmade 4×8 feet ́ abaca sheets.
Mind Map
Collagraph print, digital text on Sekishu paper, thread on tympan paper.
Tympan Artifacts
Collagraph print on tympan paper.
An Unspoken Dialogue
Editioned artist book; double sided accordions, handprinted texture on Sekishu paper.
edition of 75
The images in this body of work convey the wolves occupying a place & time that was before human convention & the struggle of morality. The wolves exist solely as Transfigūra, stemming from the Latin words, trans. – meaning, across, and figūra. – meaning, figures, rather then archetypes in our stories. The term Transfigūra has become centralized within this mythology as a word that describes & gives name to the figures that appear in my work. It denotes the transcendental transformation of the animal/human while at the same time allowing for the use of a singular name.
This installation was part of my thesis, if you're interested in reading more about it you can find more information here.
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